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Merzbow

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Tzadik Records released Merzbow's Colour

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Pulse Demon's holographic cover nods to 1970s Philips avant-garde

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Noisextra is Masonna, a central figure in Japanoise

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Merzbow's Rogue Drones is harsh noise built from distortion and feedback

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Merzbow's Pulse Demon: Pitchfork gave it an 8.7, AllMusic gave it 2.5 stars.

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Merzbow's Pulse Demon: 8 tracks, 73 minutes of noise anchored by a 25-minute epic

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Merzbow's Pulse Demon was recorded in two months and released in 1996

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Merzbow's Pulse Demon was assembled from live musique concrète with zero overdubs

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Merzbow's Pulse Demon has been reissued three times since 2018

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Merzbow's Lreplace came out on vinyl and CD through Extreme Records

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Merzbow's Lreplace arrived during his prolific mid-90s period

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Merzbow's Colour is harsh noise at its most immersive

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Merzbow released Rogue Drones in 2010

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Merzbow produced Pulse Demon himself

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Merzbow is Masami Akita, one of the most prolific figures in noise music

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Masami Akita's Merzbow released Lreplace on Extreme Records.

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Lreplace is dense Merzbow noise — all distortion and feedback

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Extreme Records put out Rogue Drones.

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A fuzz box and a 1970s afro-rock band inspired Merzbow's Pulse Demon

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